
Hayley Langan and Kaitlin Mahar talk about true crime events and how they have influenced our culture through film, literature, music, and the way we live.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 366 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Category | True Crime | ||||

Well y'all, it's been fun. As we come to a close on Spooktober, we also end our podcast. In the usual tradition, we end the spookiest month of the year reading you some of the best scary stories we could find, and this time, we have some help! Happy ... more
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We thought we'd hit you with a fun one after the heavy episode earlier this week. In this episode, we are getting high and talking about a horror movie that is 100% medically accurate.
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So yeah... This is a rough one.
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Wish they would just get on with it and discuss the topic you’re wanting to listen they go off on too many tangents about irrelevant things. Episodes could be half the length. I want to listen to info on the topic not the girls giggling and trying to out funny or out woke each other.
The banter was so cringe and the language was so completely unnecessary. I just want to hear true crime, not the f word 10 times within a minute and a half...
I stumbled upon this podcast over a year ago through the true crime grapevine and I think I’ve listened to just about every episode now. The hosts do their research and are careful to be accurate. If they do make a mistake they follow up and correct it on one of the next episodes. I saw a previous review mention there’s a lot of banter in the beginning of the episodes and I don’t find that to be true at all. In fact they seem to start the episode waaaay quicker than most other podcasts I’ve lis... more
My partner and I love this podcast and all the time, work, and energy the awesome hosts clearly put into it. Banter, updates, etc. is balanced really nicely with the topic of the episode, and the hosts manage moving from lighter chats into difficult conversations around a case gracefully. I also appreciate that this podcast is a lot more respectful towards victims than others I’ve heard in the way that their identities are honored. On the uncommon occurrence of an error in the info, they’re very... more
I’ve been listening for years and really enjoy it. If you ask me there should be more banter. In fact, make it twice as long with so much banter. ;)
But seriously, I like that it’s not a dramatic retelling of events and I think the banter keeps it up beat and helps serve as a pause or break on the heavier episodes. Anti-banter people can go listen to something else.
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Focused on true crime events, this podcast analyzes how these incidents have shaped and influenced various aspects of culture, including film, literature, music, and societal behavior. With a blend of humor and insights, the hosts examine both notorious cases and lesser-known crimes, discussing their implications in a relatable manner. Their dynamic chemistry shines through as they navigate serious topics while incorporating lighthearted banter, making the content both engaging and reflective of broader cultural narratives surrounding true crime.
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